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May 3, 2018
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9781981004133

Short Filmmaking Workbook: A Step-By-Step Workbook on How to Convert Your Vague Story to a Complete

by Krish, Sasi
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#This book is a step-by-step complete guide of how to make your vague story idea into a well-knot Hollywood style script.#Anyone with a less story idea can succeed with this guide to a world-class screenwriter.#After reading this, you can even start to write like a pro in Hollywood.#You can even write feature films too after reading this book with a good understanding.#Author has extracted his 15-year experience of learning of how to write a great short film script and feature film scripts in this book.#If you have a perfect 1-word about your story, you can complete a perfect script on it, how? this book will explain.#

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Pub dateMay 3, 2018
ISBN-101981004130
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LanguageEnglish
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